Track the time spent in one project

[mareproduction]

Hello
Is there any kind vst who can track time spending in one project?

Recently I have a habit to spend a long time on a particular project and watch it on screen
Perhaps this would be a good option in Ableton to somewhere show the time spent on an individual project.

[Angstrom]

there are lots of webtools for this sort of thing, used in project management etc.
a simpler one I've used with some clients is called Toggl there's a web app and a desktop app and you can create projects in it, and graph them etc. Naturally you must click a button to start/ stop tracking. I bet there's an API and you could make a Max device to automate if you really cared.
Toggl is OK, about as crappy as any of these fremium webapps which will try and upsell you at every corner. it is free for basic use though, and gloriously simple

[mareproduction]

there are lots of webtools for this sort of thing, used in project management etc.
a simpler one I've used with some clients is called Toggl there's a web app and a desktop app and you can create projects in it, and graph them etc. Naturally you must click a button to start/ stop tracking. I bet there's an API and you could make a Max device to automate if you really cared.
Toggl is OK, about as crappy as any of these fremium webapps which will try and upsell you at every corner. it is free for basic use though, and gloriously simple

Toggl looks nice

Thanks bro!

[mikb]

Hello
Is there any kind vst who can track time spending in one project?

"I bet there is a plug-in for that": HOFA 4U ProjectTime (free)-

[mareproduction]

Hello
Is there any kind vst who can track time spending in one project?

"I bet there is a plug-in for that": HOFA 4U ProjectTime (free)-

Thanks looks promising

[ToBe]

Here is a Max for Live plug in for tracking the time spent in Ableton Live: https://blog.abletondrummer.com/time-tr ... eton-live/

It will show te currents Session time AND the Total project time.
All sessions times spent + dates can be exported to a text file.

Cheers